Recursive Algorithms (Computational Sciences) (edition 1994)

by Richard Lorentz

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Recursion is a topic that is ubiquitous in computer science. This book provides a leisurely and entertaining journey through recursion. It begins with the most basic of recursive algorithms and carefully guides the reader to more advanced applications.

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Title:	Recursive Algorithms (Computational Sciences)
Authors:	Richard Lorentz
Info:	Ablex Pub (1994), Paperback, 208 pages
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Recursion is a topic that is ubiquitous in computer science. This book provides a leisurely and entertaining journey through recursion. It begins with the most basic of recursive algorithms and carefully guides the reader to more advanced applications.

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